Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 10, 1979
Caption:
Sue Parrish and her daughter Katie Miller, both of Hickory Corners, flew their AT6-SNJ into Ann Arbor Municipal Airport this morning. It was anniversary time as 13 other private planes staged a "fly-in" to mark the golden anniversary of the founding of the Michigan Aeronautics Commission. The planes stopped here while on a three-day tour of Michigan airports. Among the flyers were Murray Van Wagoner, former Michigan governor and highway commissioner. Parrish was an Air Corps ferry pilot in World War II.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1940
Caption:
CHARTS RECORD LINK TRAINER'S BEHAVIOR: H. O. Setter, special instructor for the University in training young aviators on the Link trainer, is shown above watching the recording mechanism which charts the pilot's success in keeping the ship on an even keel in "stormy" weather. Mr. Setter, who is in direct telephone communication with the pilot, also is checking the pilot's skill in keeping on a radio beam.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1940
Caption:
DUMMY AIRPLANE PERFORMS LIKE A REAL ONE: It appears harmless enough, but the Link trainer shown in the above photograph can become extremely balky when in operation, for clever mechanism and design makes it behave like a regular plane in rough air. Behind the controls is Virl Marshall, a student from Monroe, Mich. The plane is used by the University's Aeronautical engineering department in training young pilots.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1942
Caption:
LOCAL C.A.P. GOES ON MANEUVERS: The Ann Arbor squadron of the wing command of the Civilian Air Patrol Saturday and Sunday participated in the first state-wide maneuver. In 19 local planes, 22 Ann Arborites, including two women, under Squadron Commander Alfred Ingebrigtsen and Personnel Officer John Seeley, flew to Owosso and Bay City, where they joined other squadrons for review. The photo was taken as the squadron was preparing to leave on the first hop. The local group has 105 enlisted men and women.